Fixes upstream issues #3/#5/#9 (whole-wiki in every prompt) and adds large-log chunking. Addresses the audit's P1 scaling findings (C1), the chunking requirement operator added on top, C8 explicit model wiring across all LLM call sites, and D3 single-event-loop refactor. ## compile.py - **Index-only context.** The `existing_articles_context` concatenation of every wiki article has been removed from the prompt. Instead the LLM receives only the index + schema + daily log and uses the Read tool (already in allowed_tools) to fetch specific articles it decides are relevant. Prompt size stays bounded regardless of KB growth — upstream's 250K-token prompts past ~100 articles are gone. - **Chunking.** `_split_log_into_chunks()` splits oversized daily logs along `### ` section boundaries. Threshold MAX_LOG_CHARS_PER_CHUNK (default 100K chars ≈ 25K tokens, configurable via MEMORIA_MAX_LOG_CHARS). Chunks compile via separate LLM calls that naturally merge through Edit on shared files. Oversized single sections emit as their own chunks rather than splitting mid-thought. - **Atomic state on chunked compile.** State is only written after ALL chunks succeed — partial-failure leaves the log flagged as uncompiled in state.json so the next run retries it cleanly. Was already correct for single-chunk logs (early return on SDK error) and now correct for multi-chunk too. - **Explicit model.** `model=COMPILE_MODEL` passed to ClaudeAgentOptions. Default "sonnet"; override via MEMORIA_COMPILE_MODEL env var. - **D3: single asyncio.run.** The per-file `asyncio.run()` in the compile loop is replaced with one outer call wrapping `_compile_all`. Avoids repeated event-loop setup/teardown and matches the pattern used for async resources in the SDK. ## query.py - **Index-only context.** `read_all_wiki_content()` replaced with `read_wiki_index()`. The LLM reads the index and uses its Read tool to fetch specific articles. Same rationale as compile.py — keeps prompt size bounded and cost predictable. - **Explicit model.** `model=QUERY_MODEL`, default "sonnet", override via MEMORIA_QUERY_MODEL. ## lint.py - **C9: skip qa/sources in missing-backlink check.** Articles under qa/ or sources/ no longer trigger a suggestion that every referenced concept should backlink to them. Concepts aren't expected to link back to every Q&A that mentions them — doing so would drown real relationships. - **Alias-aware backlink detection.** Uses `extract_wikilinks()` to parse the target's link list so `[[concepts/foo|Display]]` forms count as valid backlinks (previously required exact `[[foo]]` match, causing false positives on aliased forms). - **Explicit model.** `model=LINT_MODEL` in check_contradictions call, default "sonnet", override via MEMORIA_LINT_MODEL. ## Verified - Chunking: 120K-char 3-section log splits into 80K + 40K, reconstructs byte-exact. Oversized single section (150K) emits as its own chunk. Small log (<100K) returns as single chunk. - All patched modules import cleanly with expected config values. - compile_daily_log / query.run_query / flush.maybe_trigger_compilation / lint.check_missing_backlinks all callable post-patch.
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4.9 KiB
Python
154 lines
4.9 KiB
Python
"""
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Query the knowledge base using index-guided retrieval (no RAG).
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The LLM reads the index, picks relevant articles, and synthesizes an answer.
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No vector database, no embeddings, no chunking - just structured markdown
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and an index the LLM can reason over.
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Usage:
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uv run python query.py "How should I handle auth redirects?"
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uv run python query.py "What patterns do I use for API design?" --file-back
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import argparse
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import asyncio
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import os
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from pathlib import Path
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from config import KNOWLEDGE_DIR, QA_DIR, now_iso
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from utils import load_state, read_wiki_index, save_state
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ROOT_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
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# Query model (Sonnet by default — synthesis over the retrieved articles
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# benefits from strong reasoning; override via MEMORIA_QUERY_MODEL).
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QUERY_MODEL = os.environ.get("MEMORIA_QUERY_MODEL", "sonnet")
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async def run_query(question: str, file_back: bool = False) -> str:
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"""Query the knowledge base and optionally file the answer back.
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Unlike upstream, we do NOT inline the entire wiki into the prompt — the
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LLM receives the index only and uses its Read tool to fetch articles
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it decides are relevant. Keeps prompt size bounded regardless of
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knowledge-base size and avoids the whole-wiki-in-prompt cost wall
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documented in upstream issues #3/#5/#9.
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"""
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from claude_agent_sdk import (
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AssistantMessage,
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ClaudeAgentOptions,
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ResultMessage,
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TextBlock,
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query,
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)
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wiki_index = read_wiki_index()
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tools = ["Read", "Glob", "Grep"]
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if file_back:
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tools.extend(["Write", "Edit"])
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file_back_instructions = ""
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if file_back:
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timestamp = now_iso()
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file_back_instructions = f"""
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## File Back Instructions
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After answering, do the following:
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1. Create a Q&A article at {QA_DIR}/ with the filename being a slugified version
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of the question (e.g., knowledge/qa/how-to-handle-auth-redirects.md)
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2. Use the Q&A article format from the schema (frontmatter with title, question,
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consulted articles, filed date)
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3. Update {KNOWLEDGE_DIR / 'index.md'} with a new row for this Q&A article
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4. Append to {KNOWLEDGE_DIR / 'log.md'}:
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## [{timestamp}] query (filed) | question summary
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- Question: {question}
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- Consulted: [[list of articles read]]
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- Filed to: [[qa/article-name]]
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"""
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prompt = f"""You are a knowledge base query engine. Answer the user's question by
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consulting the knowledge base.
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## How to Answer
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1. Read the INDEX section first - it lists every article with a one-line summary
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2. Identify 3-10 articles that are relevant to the question
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3. Use the Read tool to fetch those articles (they live at
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{KNOWLEDGE_DIR}/concepts/, {KNOWLEDGE_DIR}/connections/, and
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{KNOWLEDGE_DIR}/qa/). Only read articles you actually need — do not
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read the entire wiki.
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4. Synthesize a clear, thorough answer
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5. Cite your sources using [[wikilinks]] (e.g., [[concepts/supabase-auth]])
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6. If the knowledge base doesn't contain relevant information, say so honestly
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## Knowledge Base Index
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{wiki_index}
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## Question
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{question}
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{file_back_instructions}"""
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answer = ""
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cost = 0.0
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try:
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async for message in query(
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prompt=prompt,
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options=ClaudeAgentOptions(
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cwd=str(ROOT_DIR),
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model=QUERY_MODEL,
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system_prompt={"type": "preset", "preset": "claude_code"},
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allowed_tools=tools,
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permission_mode="acceptEdits",
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max_turns=15,
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),
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):
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if isinstance(message, AssistantMessage):
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for block in message.content:
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if isinstance(block, TextBlock):
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answer += block.text
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elif isinstance(message, ResultMessage):
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cost = message.total_cost_usd or 0.0
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except Exception as e:
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answer = f"Error querying knowledge base: {e}"
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# Update state
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state = load_state()
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state["query_count"] = state.get("query_count", 0) + 1
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state["total_cost"] = state.get("total_cost", 0.0) + cost
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save_state(state)
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return answer
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def main():
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parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Query the personal knowledge base")
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parser.add_argument("question", help="The question to ask")
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parser.add_argument(
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"--file-back",
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action="store_true",
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help="File the answer back into the knowledge base as a Q&A article",
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)
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args = parser.parse_args()
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print(f"Question: {args.question}")
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print(f"File back: {'yes' if args.file_back else 'no'}")
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print("-" * 60)
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answer = asyncio.run(run_query(args.question, file_back=args.file_back))
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print(answer)
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if args.file_back:
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print("\n" + "-" * 60)
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qa_count = len(list(QA_DIR.glob("*.md"))) if QA_DIR.exists() else 0
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print(f"Answer filed to knowledge/qa/ ({qa_count} Q&A articles total)")
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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main()
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